Islamuddin Amiri, former captain of Afghanistan’s national football team, has announced that he will no longer participate in professional games.
"My international game was developed by playing nations like Scotland, Netherlands, Oman, Namibia ... all Full Members to ...
Afghanistan's women cricketers on Thursday played their first game since fleeing the Taliban three years ago, a charity match ...
Having progressed through the U13 and U16 Girls Cricket Weeks, they now find themselves representing South Africa at the World Cup while also making a significant impact in the Women’s Pro ...
Senator, Dr. Rasha Kelej, CEO of Merck Foundation and President of “More Than a Mother” Campaign has been recognized as One of the 100 Most Influential African Women 2024 for the sixth consecutive ...
After more than three years of living in exile, the Afghanistan women's cricket team got chance to represent their country for the first time since the Taliban took over in 2021 on Thursday.
Catherine Ordway voluntarily represented the Afghan women's cricket team to evacuate them to Australia following the Taliban re-occupation in August 2021, and continues to provide ongoing support ...
Namibia's Poverty Rate Surges - Women and Children Bear the Brunt of Economic Crisis, Report Reveals
"Women continue to bear the brunt of poverty in Namibia. Although poverty has increased across all age groups since 2017, children and older people experience the highest levels of poverty," the ...
Bumrah becomes the first Indian to win the Sir Garfield Sobers Cricketer of the Year award since Virat Kohli in 2018.
ForbesThe Afghanistan Women’s Cricket Saga Continues To Haunt The SportBy Tristan Lavalette Amiri has had to rebuild her life in much different surroundings. More than three years have passed ...
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